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This is especially true when 'clean' proteins are introduced. Commercial allergy testing kits are available, but using them isn't recommended. You don’t have to send those to IRS (in fact, IRS doesn’t want the extra paperwork) but you’ll want to keep those records together with your tax returns in case of audit. In addition, removing all wheat and milk eliminates many everyday foodstuffs, from crackers to cheese, from bread to ice cream, not to mention most fast food.

Pages: 192

Publisher: Evergreen Northwest; First edition edition (April 1, 2011)

ISBN: 0971805229

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In these cases, it is generally a protein called casein, that affects them, rather than the lactose. If a product is labelled as 'milk free', it should be suitable for both people who are lactose intolerant and sensitive to casein. Lactose intolerance may be an inherited disorder, and your ability to produce lactase decreases with age Back to Natural Eating recipes by Emily Jane. I discovered that by eliminating sugar and wheat from my diet that I could eliminate my disabling anxiety and depression. By treating all my allergies, addressing my hypoglycemia and deficiencies and changing my diet I was able to turn my mental health completely around and I was no longer “white knuckling” it to stay sober What to Eat When You Can't Eat Anything: The Complete Allergy Cookbook. For brevity’s sake, I’ve included the most common categories of allergens and the top contenders in each category in the chart below. But I encourage you to investigate possible allergens further if these don’t apply to you. Food and ingestants: Dairy, wheat (and other gluten-containing grains), corn, soy, shellfish, eggs, nightshades, nuts, chocolate, caffeine, yeast, medications, sulfites, salicylates, MSG and other glutamates, xanthan and other gums, artificial food coloring and preservatives (BHA and BHT), sorbic and benzoic acid, pesticides pdf.

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